Lorenzo from Oz
Lorenzo WarbyLorenzo has worked in the Australian Public Service and the non-profit sector. He now puts on medieval and ancient days for schools.
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| Issues | 181 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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The end of the UniParty
Two English-speaking democracies on the opposite sides of the planet have had elections with a few days of each other that have much the same message.
In Australia, in the Saturday 9 May 2026 by-election for the seat of Farrer—a House of R...
The Harrowing of Male Lineages
In a recent post on Helen Dale’s Substack, I discussed the ongoing consequences of the Neolithic Y-Chromosome Bottleneck. In the words of Wikipedia:
The Neolithic Y-chromosome bottleneck refers to a period around 5000 BC where the divers...
Political categories are not moral categories
A lot of people who class themselves as being on the Left clearly feel that there is some automatic moral kudos from being on the Left. As a direct implication of this sense of moral kudos, they also clearly think that there is some moral d...
Two simple tests for bad commentary on the Iran War
There is a lot of poor quality commentary about on the current Iran War—or, as the Chinese call it, the War in West Asia. Fortunately, there are two simple tests that winnows out much of the noise so you can focus on signal.
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Making sense of money as transaction good
Winston Churchill was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1924-1929. As Chancellor, he put the UK pound back on the gold-standard at the 1914 gold-pound exchange rate. He announced this on 28 April 1925.
This was a disastrously bad decision....
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Lorenzo has worked in the Australian Public Service and the non-profit sector. He now puts on medieval and ancient days for schools.
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